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www.samwoolfe.com
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| | | | | There are possibly many ways in which we can define a religious experience. We need to ask ourselves: What features should such an experience exemplify? There is also the issue of trying to ascertain whether a certain experience is pathological in nature. For reasons which will become clear, I will be using the term religious... | |
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traumadissociation.com
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| | | | | How common is PTSD? Dissociative Identity Disorder (MPD)? Compare them with common mental health disorders like Depression, Anxiety and OCD | |
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lorienpsych.com
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| | | | | The short version: Borderline personality is a condition where people's emotions, assessments, and self-image swing around wildly. Its most destructive feature is sudden extremes of negative emotions with high associated suicide risk. The best treatment for borderline personality is dialectical behavioral therapy, which you should get at a reputable Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Center that combines... | |
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catalyst-journal.com
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| | | [AI summary] The text explores the dynamics of class organization and the challenges workers face in forming collective action. It identifies two key obstacles to class solidarity: individualistic tendencies and material constraints. While workers naturally exhibit elements of solidarity through informal cooperation, these are often insufficient for sustained collective action. The text argues that a cultural shift from individualism to solidarity is essential for building enduring class organizations. This shift requires deliberate social interventions, such as the creation of formal unions or parties, which provide institutional support and legitimacy. The role of material interests is also emphasized, as workers must perceive the practical benefits of col... | ||
